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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

iof sfiLfs ~. Nsy - hl ssait
- isgaiy tsisst ssstss Nsrshsi. sna .
essFefs.s msa was sscf 81 firi8u5ea ~.
"a tas C0aaty Ceuft foem - ths ssa
story of ths e9an hanss. atl kaa slarisd
. Fan oosa sfsirs. sad ssn sa.a re4lsa
eosa fae s'Fks iato tae c3aFt rseEa. lseaff
Vas is sesstQn I'D stan pe1e took aoe.
eeotl died Ia fes "a saLss wttaeat attef
- s8rd. Three 2@a Gas4sd boassl AID
Bali shaker al BOY h4liess Rere ia taf
roofa - wasss tie s1o9ifHk sas 1Qns Al
vefe sfFesteo s1d wSfe Indicted CoanlF
t11ze fs&rcx is ssA % have sttaezsaa tils
sa33lng fFom a. zafe-rs3sa. ig supposed
So9fl As kAset bscaase II = ueai ~itb
Shaker iss1 year n Nhiea TIE lAttsrs eyes
sere shos oUt
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

EtsE 1s.lFAa 44y ls.-LasFsrs 10 t5.s
cfy 14gs aeea Es.ansi - sefea1 A ksf-
sfiae. trsas1 e. of Otsexo Laks toSlship.
0.SeEo eeaatT. ia Tie s-'E agalast hlz saa
-s hs1lsMea - re1aFez g. CSC e s1lea
4fllal4r r1e Esassref = s1slT I1is skoTL-
ass sas scoFsfs1 sou1s tlirs sf1sf = sei-
itsns8 -a1 3eeD sffsete1 elLl t1s loBu-
slia Dozs1 egs ne strer tsos lsKAs advice
41d eeEzl sa-E is j. s4.t lhAl gas boI.d
fea ~ tas tleAssIef i 49E god - east
- .essiltF 81 -s f5ls-L ksrs.ine : ss3
t...sl.. aste-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

ST. PsrL. Minn, Nay ls.-The Governor
% Dsko's viii shortly issue proclamation
listing and qusrsntining cattle from Or
passing through Nsw York, Illinois Nsv
Jersey. Pennsy yIvsnis, Delaware. District Of
Columbia. Virginia. Texas Vermont. and
toe Dominion Of Cs1eds. Cattle for Wash
isg.on Territory viii hs exempted provided
shippers vii agree nos 10 unload while en-
route. Cattle 50uai for DAKOTA and Non
tana vii be egarantine1 ninety tsVs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

A Accident which vnl Csnss Her 80
Cancel all Enrszeroents.

NEwr0KT. r. T., May ls.-Ma3sms ian
aascaez. after her performances here lsst
night sni While visiting one of ths naen-
osrs of her company ia the Perry bose
fell down ffElt 81 fourteen stars. hresk-
iae her right srn and bs3ir b-eisluz nar
Whole bodT- The accident gil csass sae
sosn1onrent q al a4 snzsgs merits foF
tne rest ~ rfe ssason.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Dopaz CRY. Kss, M.y is.-The Hon. A.
T. soule Of Rochester, y. Y, Who built -
bis own expenses canal niae niles long fsr
irrigating purposes A. = cost Of 100000.
kas announced his intention n extending
if - hat .11o COO scres of land heresosats
VII alTsvs yield tull crop. He has given
S5oefo 70 the Presbyterian Collese iocstsd
hers. ard has housat the First Nati0nsi
hsnk Tor S-5 coo and slso the Dodge City
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

9I"-7I77H = - -
LAsslss, AAy is-f1s fortf sixta an
naAl ace llg u tAs Gsa4rAl Assoclat.oa of
tla Congregational C14rc1ss AL Ministers
oi Aichi<an 49, opened tonight ia tss Ply
motl-h cnarca ~ Kew 81 II. be4le. t.le pas-
t9f NO msds az a3dTszs of ssl1Oms - tAe
f.siti1g lSlhektes. Nhsn he Lad nnis1ed
Rev. K. Vi. hlzsils. of Calumsl. preached
TIE openins ssfm0n. The sermons three
daily, eontinue during the sntise Eeez.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

tsrtr-sts ss.trtfa-tstt.t.
Cssss May fs-,fesa W Renter, book
keeper fsr Dunhsn. reters & Co. is visiting
his psrerts a. Freep5rt. Aich---Re7. j..
Nicsl is il Lsnsnx sttendiD- the sac
Association of ERE Congregational Churches.
--f. n Garland vent to Frankfort this
weex Mrs. T. R Welsh Vas in Lase
Nisv ever Sunday. and In G7an8 Earsds
N 4u,iav Mrs. J. e. Eansv and taazb-
Ter. Mrs. SiIvart1orn. have <n~e to Ha0ri-
bal Mc. w. Gardner. - taTton. Van
Fs1rpn county. wss II 1ewn tara week. and
f,~ the irst ttrue in his tife visited a lumber
earnr. .-Franx 6triicz= daughter. a
CsSky. go = n paTn TlsslzS aer <2sA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

WAsHISsroS, Nav is-Assisant secrsta-
rs Maynard has aeci6ei that Two emiz-snts
who arrived a. New YORK with raeuoEsn-
dun stating thar they had been employed
hv an European laoor bureau for = So.
L0uis smpl0ymeat agency. sc not entitled
"a sufr7. - re notice ioiicates shet con-
tract FOR ao0r to ne pers1rr1eli IN ti1s En.fed
states vas signed before their departure
from Egrspe and iherefoze in violation Ct
ths Contracf Labor az
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Nsw IoEg. May .s.-Gustsve SssUf. a
member Of a street hsni of musicians. died
~xuu vss fractured on MAY I by being
struck with stone thrown b. one 0f gang
OF boys 81 COurtland-ave. and One Handrcd
ana Fifty ssvenfh-st TIE band 70 which
ne belonged we're playing on tbs street
when they we're snn1Tet hy rae hovs
Stauf showed resentment an1 was stoned
by the gang. There : no clue 10 the idsu-
iity % ne boz Who threw the stone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

tst-rsift 80 - rt.t-tta-stttt1-
LANSING, May ,s-Senatos Potter, who
practically owns Pottervile. has Offered 70
move his farnitrre factory from that place
t. lansing and b axe haif Of the stock in
q company 20 carry on the business here.
The factory employs 100 hands. Ten thou
sand dollars has Ossn Taisei, and a COM
mirtes already Is booming the scheme.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
A Great scheme.

EAsr SAGINAW. Nay ls.-C. II. Piummer,
a lumhermAa Of shis city. proposes to fur
rish saginaw with water brought from
Ogemaw county in pipes. The wa,e- IS
pronOunce' very pure By Professar Kedzie,
and PiummeT asks to be given the revenue
from the water pipes of the cities. The
scheme would cost si00O.0o0. He viii
propose bis pan % the council noxt Mon
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Good business prevails at smiths Opsra
House an1 thc strong srecis'fv show
riesses immenseiT Ire Programme con-
tains many novelties, among iheu Lflra
AshrF ILrier. sirfo. ~ scal KIM frIce
e. Bloom. Dutch comedians Leonard n
Firnn Irish song sna dsnos artlsts. Susie
Wide IN songs Erie Ps7el an8 Nay John
son in p'assinr 81 lads snd johnny Nsv
and leonard & Fiynu IN fanus as and
h-srr r.=a-re
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

kkrNt<oo NAY Fte-annsal meet
ing Of ths sfockho'de 81 the Kaamaz5o q
Waite Pigeon Railroad Corfeav. vas held
this morning At p O'Clock .n this c.ty The
rssnit Of ihefeleetion was as fI,3xs. D.
rertors-John Nrvei u II Wade. G. 4.
Leland. u r. cisv. - B. Merrill ".
Osoorne. NJ. p. Wafrss. President. 1hu
Newell Secretary and treasurer G. Z.
Leland.
Az tle same time the annual nesting Of
stockhoitsrs Of . Kalamazoo. Al.sgan E
Grand lapt.s Eslroai IowoIny vas held
which resnited fs follows y recf0rs--J. e.
WNie. II r. PAYNE. %. y lI-aes " s.
Jones' Jn0 Newell. e. g. leland. Geo r.
E'v. I l Wate r. u Il Jones. Presi-
ee1f i Wa-e. Secretary ara Treasurer.
\. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
Orange blossoms.

tAs~.s.ss "a "a Ns-t4aAs ssss.s.
MoSrAeUE, May IS Conrad Traversy
and Miss Laura Csrron were married At 81.
James Church this morning At 10 o'clock.
Rev. Father Laieyre officiating. A large
number Of relatives and friends were pres
ent and the happy couple have the best
wishes 81 al for continued health, wealth
and prosperity
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Essr Tswss. MAg is-This morning q
drawned nan vss found on ths beach =
mile north e Al8hastsr. The body is I've
feet sizhf inches high he va s;naost ~
vears 0id. of saaiF corlpisxion. bad oa .
blaa arershirt. h-ue co.f1n fa,xet sai grzv
wooian pants snd bs1 ee~n n the water
= long 1naa. Hie aszpe = hzzse~A
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

IovDoN. NAY fs.-one 81 the chief fes-
t1rss u The Queen's inhiise ce.ehration viii
Be rs-ie- IN Hyde Park by tue Queen N
person Of e. 900 poor scn0ol children.
uhich Vii t.ss Disce june 12 ani nuon
xhirh eccxsioe each Of the children wil be
p---ented -its |. ~JubilesH china mug. n
~>wA<z<<~akca q s.ss svsnE
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Bosroy. May 13-Rev. W F. Davis was
today fined SO snd costs for preaching on
Boston Common. Davis has persisted IN
preaching on The Common foT several yesrs
in spite of the prohibition Of the city su-
fhariiss Two years szO tas supreme
Court decided that city ordinance against
such preaching wss constitutional and
Davis wss fined. bat hss kept up his ser-
mons. lie did nst have money 70 pay bis
fine. and Is VI PROBABLY oe rsmiited.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
ELEcTRlc PHYSICIANS.


80. lslts fss f-.s. .t.t-sat.sb.
IsrSsos. May is.-Tas eleventh annual
mseiins II ta- Elsctre Medical and Sur
gical society Of Nlchigan convened al. the
City Council room hers AZ IL o clock thls
morning. The Attendance vas .isAt Vice
President Bell. Of ionla. he'd the chair ua-
ell the ARRIVAL 0f Pre-.teat Church. Of
Marshal a. O'Clock this afternoon. The
secretary 3 report saoss uftF-tNO members
af the society it present The debts ot the
society amc4n5 to 81. "Laee.is initiate
vas she subject OF raper rszi By Or. l. ID.
IakeiF, ~ Jones' slleh aas generally dis
cussrI The brukera0I method of treat
msls u plies VS. a.a4 discussed Ins
secretary reported .lat b slsp'ciol was en
isrta.ned that Dr. L0Ue. 0i Detroit. had
secured msa1borsh - through iraad and 4
COMMITTEES Eas Appointed % Investigate and
report "a the moTalug A. TIE evening ses-
son paper vas read bg DR.. Bell entitled
~lnder Currents ia keiigi)-A Medical Enil-
csoDhv.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

MoNRoz, Nay l5.-ThOmas d. Adams. a
prominent attorney Of this city. was ar
rested this morning on charge OF adultery
with woman who is now serving a term
IA iSii Tor being = prostitute The affair
hss created 4 sensation. as the defendant is
quite prominent and an active Greenbacker.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

t<s-1stst % rts rt-s.sNs- -t<ss.s-
EAsf s,sgSAw. May ls.-While the pa
raJ8 OF Sells Brothers circus was passing
through fhs street. valuable horse belong.
inK 20 JArles stewart became badly fright
eosd aud az sighf Of the camels dropped
assd The show will Dc asked TO pay Tor
the animal
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
ararrlare RaIl.

ADEIAv. May fs-Mis Amelia Wagner,
daughter Of George Warner. one Of oar
wea.thiest German citizens, was married to
day To Robert Fertig Of indianapolis. the
ceremony being performed At s.; JCseph's
church, Rev. Father Casimir officiating.
This evening several hundred guests will
attend 2 reception At the brides home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
Crushed By the Cars.

atesrssta 81 rs. -l. -tss-sass-e-
East S.elSkw. MAJ ls.-Joseph Helm
reich. lsoorsr. was struck by the switch
engine Of the Tcis4o express tbs m0sninE
while walking on Tie track and died AZ
nO0a from his injuries. lie was s. years
old and married
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

stcltssts rss rt safss- .ess-a
Whitehall, May ls--A stock company
is beins organized here u bore FOR natural
gas. The capital stock has been placeI a.
$500 and one-hslf the shares have already
been subscribed for
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

The In5epsndsnt order of Coed Ten
ulsrs. Lo5ve No sl4 gave SO fes cream ard
necktie soc al a. their hali corr - ~ CanaI
s18 Peari-sts isst evening rhere tsac q
iargs ATTENDANCE. A us1ss ieef 80 w8s
"a 81 & Cor fLs hsredi of tae e7za. aud
Luxe kefur f1re1sH ~ $50. Eng1Bs
house. bed ths lucky nurn hers
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

R7 nrts'fon q Pres 8s7t Wssaa - She
o-Wash-ts- No1x Bozt Csnb tiss officers xna
TIE Bozr1 u Directs hs-a re1 isrr4
grogn Fha' ogrspa tskea 81 Barnes ea eF
" Weston 7H present fercsrr1s
frames c1pT eft1s F.cfurs f7 ths ff1b.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Pss1s. Kay Is-If = sathsri .a-i-eIy
given eut tbs even n thsf Pres ssaf 6--s7y
Titi sgniaa1a IlsFrsgc ret so-asrrer -asrn-
lag an7 re41est ham - foTm a 1sV E5T-
eroEs<Gk-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

ST CArnrHfsrs. Ont Nav is-Applioa-
tion has been made by the msungers oi
wm. OBrlt0 for the use q tbe Opera
House in this city Saturday neat
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

Iozuss Nav 1s-Tas E.shfy Ces this
ever u4 nasse3 rssa'r' ere - vte
if ~ - sgTE esnf@ rsa po
~ - ta-as sa1
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Londnn I.cnh, tho Mnrlh-

London, with the single exception,
possibly, OF Rome, Is the only capital I'm
Europe where the festivities Of n court
are To 10 enjoyed. Berlin was never very
gay, and now that the emperor and en-
press have become so very old the social
elements OF court life have become OK
tremcly primitive, as well as formal and
restricted The naughty arstocracy OF
Vienna decline To receive Mt their enter
tainments my foreigner below the rank
OF prince, even the attaches of the
different legations having but dismal
time OF H. Since France became a rcpub-
lie the social prestige Of Paris has wholly
vanished.
Spain and Portugal arc too far out OF
the beaton track, and especially the lat
ter, and the stin etiquette pcrvadng at
both courts, renders them anything but
popular. Since King IIumbcrt assembled
the throne Of Italy he and his fair wife
have done much to make Rome a brilliant
and attractive social center. But 10 is
now nm undoubted fact that London.
during the season, has taken the place
which was occupied under the second
empire by Paris, I'm the affections of so
cicty lovers on both sides OF the Atlantic.
Detroit Free Press 4
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In his work on The Hygiene OF the
Vocal Organs Just issued, DR.. Macken-
Eio, Of London, speaking OF tho effects Of
food on the general health OF the singer
or speaker says "I,et man eat 20 tho
satisfaction OF his natural appetite what
his palate Graves and his stomach does
not kick against; an adult has. rs rule,
been taught what his ailment should be
by that most practical physician, expert
ence. Let him take his meals NJ regular
intervals, and chew his food properly, and
he may laugh At the highly Hucd menus
dictated by tho trainers ~ ..iic deca-
ioguesH
This recalls the advice once given by
level headed physician 20 u lady iu deli
cate health, who complained Of not hav.
ing good appetite "Cet n bottle OF
ohow-chow and eat 10 with fried calFs
liver and bacon said the doctor. Fat
whatever you like u f. possible. no
doubt, 10 live on bread and milk but n
nature had designed that we should do
80 she would not have filled tho waters
with fish. the air with fowl, and the fields
with cattle and fruits Oysters were I'M
doubleday made 20 be eaten, although
they must have looked mighty suspi-
ci0u5T % tho man who, with Infinite mis-
glvinRs, swallowed the FIRST ono Paul
Clifford IN Chicago Journal
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Tho Duration of liz.

How long may q human being live in
perfect possession OF his faculties md
powers for good or cvili The question IS
important To all. Conceive a statesman
with despotic power OF influencing
mems wills who should last as long ms
old ParrI Think OF beauty who might
eclipse the maidens OF each fresh season.
and whose hcsterng rosa should outgrow
their fresh loneliness, rs long as Ninon do
IEnclos was toast, or Marion Delormc.
to whom Balzao assigns 1870 years. His
tory, social or political, would bc altered;
the whole progress OF humanity might be
advanced for mons or retarded by one
man, who varied from the kindly race Of
men and lived twice rs long as his oldest
neighbor. II we may believe n curious old
French book, History OF Persons Who
Have Lived for Many Ages, and Grown
Young Again" paris, 1916 this fancy Is
wholly absurd or impossible. All Eur
ope expects great changes from the deaths
OF Prince Bismarck, Of Won Moltke, OF the
emperor How would all Europe look II
they retained their vigor till, say, 1862
Before the deluge such lives would have
seemed prcmaturely cut short at i5O.-
JOngman' 3 Magazine.
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man after being exposed TO the vicls-
Eitudes OF weather becomes seriously IN
without Knowing what is the matter, and
he expresses his condition by saving that
he has got "a regular founder" Head
beetler" is used in the same vulgar sense
as head cook and bottle washer in
some localities. Tho beetle was a ma
chine for producing figured fabrics 10y tho
pressure Of roller, and "head bectlcr"
probably means tho chief director OF this
class OF work. A "hecler" IS a cock
which strikes ont well with his heels. In
Ulster the word is sometimes used for a
bold, forward woman. When n child
begins TO nod and look sleepy he is told
that Johnny Nod is coming up his
back" which is understood as a signal
for going 20 bed.
Potatoes and point" IS curious
phrase I'm which the poverty OF the lower
classes I'm Ireland finds unconscious cx-
preston. The idea is that the potatoes
before being eaten are pointed" at her
ring, which Is hung mp 10 serve as an
imaginary relish 20 the simple fare, hut
too precious 90 be freely consumed. "Dab
at the STOOL IS another expression re
ferring to eating customs; salt Is placed
upon stool, and each individual, as the
potatoes arc taken out of the pot. takes
one and "dabsn Il az the stool 90 lct "A
portion OF the salt ''poucc" and
'poucey' mean dust and dusty, but 10y
common pcrverSion OF language "pou-
cey comes 10 mean n person in a flax
mill who Is exposed to the irritation OF
dusty PARTICLES and becomes i'm CouSe-
quenoe short windcd and brouchitic
"RoughnesS,' ~ in Scotland means
plenty. "Ructionn signifies a row, dis.
turbancc; possibly IL is contraction OF
ructation, from the Latin verb ructarc
"Skelly,' 20 squirt is from the Scotch,
and Is found in Scott The Danish is
"skcle.' "Smittle,n also used In scot
land, means infectious, and * connected
with the verb TO smitc, Think long"
means To be homcsick. -Chambcrs' Jour
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Hint to Suburban Homo Owners,

There is one OF the new fashions now
coming into vogue here, I'm the suburbs,
which IS really sham and a very objcc-
tlonablc one, though 10 IS made to ap-
pear as II 10 were case OF "realism. p"
The rough stone walls which the new
style OF building seems 20 require around
the smallest Of the little Queen Anncs
are the reverse Of an improvement on the
former modes OF protection 10 property.
IL should always DO the endeavOr to keep
the spaces about houses and gardens as
unobstructed as possible for every rea-
son. They are more easily kept clean
and cultivated there Is a better circula-
ton OF air, and the appearance OF open
hpoce Is always attractive, and so far ms
desire for good effect Is concerned the
thing Of prime importance IN n suburban
house should Dc the utmost possible
breadth and Openness
Nothing adds 50 much 10 the apparent
size OF building or piece Of ground or
garden. in some Of the slow Villages
both In old and New England. this
breadth is obtained by the total absence
OF fences or walls between properties. and
everybody must observe how much more
attractive such treatment is than the
absurdly rustic walls. with rough stones
on top that arc now spriuginu MP all
over our outlying districts They arc n
sham, because they nre Of no use. md
they are Objectionable, because they are
ugly and cumbersome. Philadelphia
Times
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Amnrlrnn HMM f.n.l.

Said Col Sanford, Of MarshoIltOwn,
Iowa. II once delivered my lecture on
Old and New Things IN London. England,
and as ] always do. used that express
sion. patheticker and pothouckcr' The
next morning one OF the leading london
dallies appeared with n crltl clsm on the
lecture, in which 10 graYely stated that
the distinguished gentleman certainly
knows that tho expression was grossly in-
correct. Re should have used tho words,
more md more pathetic IN that connec-
ton. IOu remember tho articles writ
ten by Williams, Of The Norristown Her
aid, iu which he claimed 20 be the author
of Shakespeare and several other world
renowned works Would you believe so
The English are so obtuso that they could
not see tho point and oil the leading pa
pers and magazines of England criticised
the articles severely. saying that the
falsohood must be patent 20 every one. o.
Shakespeare had been dead for 40 long
and the other authors were not only dead
before the writer Ca Tho Norristown Her
old was born. but that their outhorship
had never been disputed before 7-Indlan-
apolis Sentinel
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why so cheap when Colleges adyer.
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what True MerItwiIIDo.

The unprecedented sale of Bos.
chee's German Syrup within a few
years, has astonished the world.
II is without doubt the safest and
best remedy ever discovered for the
speedy and etFcctual cure for Colds,
Coughs, anu the severest Lung
Troubles. 1t acts upon an entirely
different principle from the prescrip.
tiods usually given by physicians.
as it does not dry up a Cough and
leave the disease still in the system,
but on the contrary removes the
cause of the trouble, heals the parts
affected and leaves them in a purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept in
the house for use when the diseases
make their appearance, will save
doctors bills and long spell OF Sc.
rious illness. A trial will convince
you of these facts. 1t is positively
sold by all druggists and general
dealers in the land, Price - cts,
large bottles. l-20-S7
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To Subscribers.

All subscriptions accruing I, tho
credit OF The ARGUS since May /,
1886 arc due and payable OILY a.
Henry Clay Hyde. All subscrip.
tons due THE ARGUS up 70 May |,
1886, are due and payable ONLY to Lee
Kussart.
Respectfully.
Henry CLAY HYDE,
III Editor THE ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-02-03
County and State News.
Extraordinary Announcement.

Extraordinary announcement.
This week we send out bills to
subscribers who get their papers at
the KingwOod post Office, and we eN-
pect an immediate response. These
bills must be pabj! We cannot run
paper and pay all expenses by
"dishing out air" To our creditors.
Subscribers will remember that all
subscriptions due since May !, 1886,
are due and payable only to the un-
dersigned. No one is authorized TO
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HENRY CLAY HYDE,
Editor THE ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-02-03

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